MBA for Executives Blog & News

For Latine Heritage Month, three Yale SOM staff members discuss their roots in the Dominican Republic and Guatemala.

In a 1983 speech, philanthropist William S. Beinecke, who helped create Yale SOM, explains how the crises of the 20th century convinced him that the university should found a school of management.

Catherine Dai ’26, Cindy Gu ’26, and Libby Liu ’26 reflect on their experience leading a student organization that supports students pursuing nonprofit or public-sector summer internships.

Advice for putting together your best application, from resume to recommendation and beyond.

The institute aims to build on the legacy of pioneering investment manager David Swensen, who stewarded Yale’s endowment for over three decades. 

Yale SOM’s online thought-leadership magazine now includes an AI-powered chatbot that can answer questions about faculty research studies.

Earl McCoy Jr., who will lead the Office of Community Engagement and Dialogue, reflects on his values and the vision for his work at Yale SOM.

Barrios exploited the staggered adoption of state licensing requirements to investigate how they affect the number and quality of new entrants into the profession.

Keith Gallinelli, director of admissions for the EMBA program, discusses changes in this year’s application format and shares tips for potential candidates.

During a weeklong exchange program in South Africa, Johnny Buckingham ’26 visited regenerative farms and learned how local leaders are approaching sustainable development.